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Good morning,
I am getting a large spreadsheet from Germany that has a user form in it already but not to our South African requirements. Is it possible to make a userform, lets say in my Parsonal workbook and copy it into this workbook with it's relevant code, so that it then has two user forms in ? The userform must be activated via a button on the spreadsheet. Tempy *** Sent via Developersdex http://www.developersdex.com *** |
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Yes. In the VB IDE you can just drag/copy the userform module from
Personal.xls to the new workbook. If you remove the userform module from the new workbook before, you can preserve the same name. -- HTH Bob Phillips "Tempy" wrote in message ... Good morning, I am getting a large spreadsheet from Germany that has a user form in it already but not to our South African requirements. Is it possible to make a userform, lets say in my Parsonal workbook and copy it into this workbook with it's relevant code, so that it then has two user forms in ? The userform must be activated via a button on the spreadsheet. Tempy *** Sent via Developersdex http://www.developersdex.com *** |
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